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What services does EcoClean Offer?
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Eco Clean - Friday, 14 November 2008
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Register to Win $100 Free Dry Cleaning
Eco Clean - Tuesday, 16 September 2008
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Dangers of "Perc" on CBS News
Eco Clean - Thursday, 04 September 2008
The California State Legislature recently banned Perc, due to the potential cancer risks involve... |
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Who is EcoClean?
Eco Clean - Thursday, 14 August 2008
EcoClean is owned and operated by John Dorgan and Conrad Bejarano who have been in business togeth... |
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$100 Free DryCleaning Winner!
Rachel Tarp Registered and Won!
EcoClean Austin customer Rachel Tarp registered on our website and won $100 of free dry cleaning. According to Rachel, "Once I learned that I was pregnant I became much more aware of the importance of keeping my family safe and healthy. EcoClean allows my family to receive superb cleaning services without the harmful chemicals. On top of the environmentally friendly benefits, the services and prices are competitive with other popular cleaners." Here's your chance to experience the EcoClean difference. Register for our mailing list here, and enter to win $100 of free cleaning from Austin's locally owned and operated environmentally friendly dry cleaners.
 EcoClean in The Statesman
Dry cleaners claim to be green on a range of solvents
By STATESMAN STAFF The motto on posters at EcoClean Austin, a dry cleaners at the north end of the Drag, is "I'd rather be naked than wear PERC." Perc is short for perchloroethylene, the colorless solvent most dry cleaners use to get stains out of clothes. Inflammable and void of properties that would shrink or destroy delicate materials like wools and silk, the chemical has been a favorite of cleaners since the 1930s. Keep reading ...
$100 Free DryCleaning Winner!
Rachel Dao Registered and Won!
EcoClean Austin customer Rachel Dao registered on our website and won $100 of free dry cleaning. According to Rachel, "EcoClean is great. Really, I think it's the only place that deserves to be called a cleaners. I see no point in taking your clothes to be 'cleaned' with hazardous chemicals, no less paying for it. And, on top of everything, they do a great job." Here's your chance to experience the EcoClean difference. Register for our mailing list here, and enter to win $100 of free cleaning from Austin's locally owned and operated environmentally friendly dry cleaners.
 EcoClean Wins "Best of Austin Award!"
From the Austin Chronicle:
Best Laundromat: EcoClean
"Just one in a long line of entrepreneurial successes for John Dorgan and Conrad Bejarano, the owners of … that whole block it seems (I Luv Video, Spider House). But this section of their domain is special, a way to do laundry that's better for the environment, safer for your family, and less harmful for your clothes. It's like clean laundry that's really clean. Get that toxic crud out of your washers, and do it right. Or John and Conrad will come after you."
Dangers of "Perc" on CBS News
The California State Legislature recently banned "Perc," due to the potential cancer risks involved in its use. You can read the full article here. Watch the video here. The EcoClean "Wet Cleaning" process uses environmentally safe detergents that pose no harm to public health.
Read the rest here.
 EcoClean at International Dryclean & Laundry Expo 2008
In February of 2008, EcoClean traveled to the International Dryclean & Laundry Expo 2008 in Miami Florida, where they attended a standing room only wet cleaning presentation by the “First Lady of Wet Cleaning,” Ann Hargrove.
Read the rest here.
 EcoClean at L.A. Fashion Week
EcoClean traveled to Los Angeles on March 12 to sponsor Austin green designer René Geneva’s clothing line at the Green Initiative Humanitarian Fashion Show, part of the prestigious, invitation only Mercedes Benz Fashion Week. Geneva’s line, SOCA (Sustainable Organic Contemporary Apparel), includes bridal, evening, and street wear composed of fair harvested and fair made organic fibers. Austin-based natural grocer and green retailer Whole Foods Market began carrying the SOCA line in March 2008.
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Win $100, Help The Environment
EcoClean is Austin's home for environmentally friendly dry cleaning.
Environmentally friendly dry cleaning, you ask? Well, until we started
looking into it, we had no idea just how damaging the traditional dry
cleaning process was either. It's some pretty scary stuff. That's why
we're offering a $100 in free cleaning for one lucky customer who registers on our website for our mailing list, ecocleanaustin.com.
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The California State Legislature recently banned "Perc," due to the potential cancer risks involved in its use. You can read the full article here. Watch the video here. The EcoClean "Wet Cleaning" process uses environmentally safe detergents that pose no harm to public health.
Cancer Danger From Dry Cleaning?
Tracy Smith Explores Possible Risk Of Commonly Used Chemical Called "PERC"
(CBS) Americans spent more than $7 billion on dry cleaning last year, but cleaning your clothes may affect more than your wallet.
As Early Show national correspondent Tracy Smith points out, there's nothing dry about dry cleaning at all. Clothes are actually washed, in a solvent, one the federal Environmental Protection Agency calls it a possible-to-probable carcinogen, and you could be breathing it in, without even knowing it.
That was what happened with Mori Mickelson and her husband, Danny O'Brien.
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In February of 2008, EcoClean traveled to the International Dryclean & Laundry Expo 2008 in Miami Florida, where they attended a standing room only wet cleaning presentation by the “First Lady of Wet Cleaning,” Ann Hargrove.
Hargrove is the Executive Director of the Professional Wetcleaners Network and is widely respected as the industry’s leading expert on the subject. She regularly leads seminars to packed houses of business owners and industry executives. In 1995, Hargrove sold her hydrocarbon solvent-based dry cleaning plant to lead Chicago area wet-cleaner, The Greener Cleaner, in an EPA pilot project investigating the efficacy of wet cleaning.
“[At first] I snickered to myself, thinking that there was no way [wet cleaning] could be done,” said Hargrove in a 2001 interview. Before long, she was hooked on the idea of wet cleaning.
“I don’t sell equipment or products,” said Hargrove. “I just give dry cleaners the facts and let them decide where they want to go. I firmly believe with wet cleaning, a customer gets a better product. When I show dry cleaners what wet cleaning can do, more and more of them decide that’s the way to go.”
Read more about Wet Cleaning here .
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EcoClean traveled to Los Angeles on March 12 to sponsor Austin green designer René Geneva’s clothing line at the Green Initiative Humanitarian Fashion Show, part of the prestigious, invitation only Mercedes Benz Fashion Week. Geneva’s line, SOCA (Sustainable Organic Contemporary Apparel), includes bridal, evening, and street wear composed of fair harvested and fair made organic fibers. Austin-based natural grocer and green retailer Whole Foods Market began carrying the SOCA line in March 2008.
Geneva has teamed-up with EcoClean to help raise awareness of non-toxic cleaning options among other designers and clothing manufacturers. Geneva believes, as EcoClean does, that garments can and should be eco-friendly throughout the garment life-cycle - from harvest, to manufacture, to user care. EcoClean was on hand in L.A. to encourage the adoption of a wet cleaning recommendation by the fashion industry – an important step in the global promotion of healthy cleaning alternatives.
Read more about EcoClean and Rene Geneva here .
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